The puppeteers behind Audrey II in Frank Oz's (@TheFrankOzJam) LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS ('86) were veterans of the Jim Henson company – which had launched Oz's early career as he originated several Muppets characters. See it tonight as part of Oz's 80th birthday lineup at 10pm ET.

Tonight legendary filmmaker Steven Spielberg joins us to share what makes JAILHOUSE ROCK ('57) and FORTY GUNS ('57) his ultimate double-feature as part of our Two for One limited series. The conversation with @BenMank77 begins at 8pm ET. Learn more here: bit.ly/4atr2aR

This Sunday, join us for a Greta Garbo double-feature! We start with her last silent picture, THE KISS ('29) followed by LOVE ('27) – the silent adaptation of author Leo Tolstoy's ANNA KARENINA. See them both on #SilentSundayNights with @ProfJStewart from the @AcademyMuseum.

Released a year before the US entered WWII, THE MORTAL STORM was MGM's first feature film to openly criticize the Nazi regime. Directed by Frank Borzage, the film unflinchingly looks at how the rise of Nazism tears apart a family. Adolf Hitler had the film banned from Germany.

Leslie Caron said making LILI allowed her to express all the angst she couldn't share with anyone and the experience of building the character for the film was "pure joy." See it tonight at 10:15pm ET as part of our TCM Spolight, First Name Basis.